This is a mug shaped like a tall, elongated, Moai. It is two-tone with most of the head, and the nose, glazed in orange. The face is white. The top rim has a special hole made to hold a Tonga Hut tropical mini umbrella. The mug design was originally created to celebrate the Tonga Hut's 55th anniversary.

This is a black ceramic decanter shaped like a diving helmet. Has a heat decal of the Careless Navigator logo.

This mug was designed by Mulder 142 for the Tiki Oasis 13 Hulabilly event in San Diego. The outhouse shaped mug is approximately 8 inches tall, 3 inches wide at base and 4.5 inches wide at roof. Above the half moon door is a red glass float. Glazed in brown.

This is a clear hiball glass featuring the Adventureland shield with crossed spears on front and Pele and other Tiki gods on back.

This is an orange hiball glass with the old Polynesian Village Logo Tiki in a repeating pattern around top and bottom in light yellow. The Polynesian Village opened in 1971 and in 1985 changed its name from Polynesian Village to Disney's Polynesian Resort. However, these hiballs were sold in Adventureland in Disneyland, CA. This is the orange version. There is also a version in green.

This is a green hiball glass with the old Polynesian Village Logo Tiki in a repeating pattern around top and bottom in pink. The Polynesian Village opened in 1971 and in 1985 changed its name from Polynesian Village to Disney's Polynesian Resort. However, these hiballs were sold in Adventureland in Disneyland, CA. This is the green version. There is also a version in orange.

This is a clear hiball glass featuring the Tropical Serenade Parrots of the Enchanted Tiki Room.

This red glass pitcher with a hand pinched spout and gold metallic base was made by Imperial Glass Company for Trader Vic's and Dobbs House Luau Restaurants. Morgantown Glass Company was occasionally contracted by Imperial Glass to produce these if their production line was at capacity. The pitcher has "Magnum" and seven "Xs" embossed on the bottom and looks like a bullet casing.

This is a large dual-chamber mug shaped like a Tiki in a war canoe. The piece stands 9 inches tall, 14 inches long and 8 inches at its widest. Designed by Gecko and sculpted by Squid. This is the Pele Edition with a black volcanic rock colored exterior and red interior spilling "lava" over the edges.

This Tiki mug has large slanted coffee-bean-shaped eyes and an open, toothless, mouth. Inspired by a Tiki at La Mariana. A friend of Gecko's said there was a similar one in the back of the old Chicago Kona Kai bar (carved by Leroy Schmaltz of Oceanic Arts and pictured on page 142 of The Book of Tiki). So he named the mug for Kona Kai. Made in Oahu, Hawaii. This is a special edition of this design in blue with encrusted pink barnacles and growths, making it look like a recently dredged up "sunken treasure."

This bowl is from Tommy Lee's Islander restaurant in Stockton, California and depicts men paddling an outrigger on one side with gray mountains in the background. Painted in many colors on a white pedestal bowl base. In 1966, the Islander was sold to Tommy G. Lee who ran it until about 1980.

This dark brown bowl is round, with three moai around the edges. Marked "Islander Stockton California" in black on bottom, in a small field of white. In 1966, the Islander was sold to Tommy G. Lee who ran it until about 1980. There is another almost identical version of this bowl that is marked "Tommy Lee's Islander" on bottom.